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DOI: 10.18276/ab.2021.28-08
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No. 28
Trends in Mangrove meiobenthic studies in India: an overview
(Trendy w badaniach meiobentosu namorzynowego w Indiach: przegląd)
| Autorzy: |
Tapas
Chatterjee
Baban Ingole
National Centre for Polar and Ocean Research, Ministry of Earth Sciences, Vasco-da-Gam |
| Słowa kluczowe: | meiofauna namorzyny Indie trendy badawcze |
| Data publikacji całości: | 2021 |
| Liczba stron: | 14 (67-80) |
Abstrakt
Pomimo tego, że są najbardziej zagrożonymi siedliskami przybrzeżnymi na świecie, ekosystemy namorzynowe oferują społecznościom przybrzeżnym wiele dóbr i usług. Z ponad 4975 km2
powierzchni namorzynów, Indie mają około 45% całkowitej pokrywy namorzynowej w Azji
Południowej. Namorzyny mają znaczenie ekologiczne ze względu na swoją rolę w ochronie
linii brzegowej, ale pełnią również funkcję ważnych rezerwuarów różnorodności biologicznej
obejmującej zarówno gatunki lądowe, jak i wodne. W niniejszym komunikacie dokonaliśmy
przeglądu opublikowanej literatury dotyczącej meiofauny związanej z namorzynami. Te
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Tapas Chatterjee, Baban Ingole, Bhikari Charan Guru
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mikroskopijne organizmy występują w bardzo dużym zagęszczeniu w osadach namorzynowych, a zatem stanowią główny składnik diety larw ryb i krewetek ważnych z handlowego
punktu widzenia. Oprócz znaczenia meiofauny w bentosowym łańcuchu pokarmowym,
żerowania larw, meiofauna jest również bardzo skutecznie wykorzystywana w monitoringu
środowiska przybrzeżnego. Chociaż opublikowano znaczną liczbę doniesień naukowych
dotyczących badań nad meiofauną indyjskich namorzynów, większość tych badań skupiała się
jedynie na identyfikacji taksonów. Co więcej, tylko kilka badań podkreśliło rolę dostępności
pożywienia i obfitości meiofauny w murawach namorzynowych. W związku z tym zalecamy,
aby w przyszłych badaniach zbadać rolę gatunków meiofaunalnych, zwłaszcza taksonów
dominujących, w funkcjonowaniu ekosystemu namorzynowego.
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